| MORE ABOUT PAT
 
 Born in the sleepy burg of Bonners Ferry, Idaho back in 1939, (Yes 
            he is actually 62) Pat's family moved around the hills of Idaho then 
            landed in Spokane Washington where he started school. As a freshman 
            in high school, he was upset when his family uprooted him but now 
            concedes that it was a great gift. The move
            in 1953 to California held some initial culture shock but led to 
            tremendous opportunity.
 
 Out of high school in 1957, he fell into a career in retail grocery. 
            In a bold move, he left the chain stores and established Jiminny 
            Markets in Boron, California in 1965. While there he purchased the 
            old mine Superintendent's house from U. S. Borax and moved it into 
            town. During that process he began to learn about property ownership 
            and that led to a Real Estate license in 1970 and a career that 
            would span more than 30 years.
 
 Seeking advancement Pat transferred from Santa Barbara to Ventura 
            County with a large Realty firm as branch manager in 1974. Moving up 
            the corporate ladder, he became Regional Sales Manager in 1976. In 
            1979 he formed Patterson & Silvernale Realtors which he operated for 
            9 years.
 
 Burnout and a yearning for adventure led to his 2½-year Voyage 
            around the world by bicycle in 1988-1990. (See Pat's Book) As a 
            friend had warned, lift off would be much easier than re-entry. The 
            devastation of divorce and the recession in real estate had left him 
            at a low ebb when Catherine entered his life in 1993. She walked up 
            and said, "Dance with me." When he responded that he was with 
            someone she spoke her most famous line, "I didn't ask you to marry 
            me, I just asked for a dance!" They danced, it felt right, and the 
            rest is history.
 
              
                
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                  | Pat awarded The 
                Realtor, Broker/Owner of
                the year award on January 18, 2002. |  
            
            Patterson has held membership in five Realtor Associations and was 
            President of The Ventura County Coastal Association of Realtors in 
            1999. He also achieved the designations, Graduate Realtors Institute 
            and Certified Real Estate Broker Manager. He was recently honored by 
            his peers as Realtor, Broker-Manager of the year, 2001.
            Pat's community involvement included, President of The Ventura 
            County Economic Development Association, Chair of The Business 
            Outlook Conference as well as 7 year Board Member and Board Chairman 
            for 1 ½ years with The Coalition to End Domestic and Sexual 
            Violence. (Peace in the Home, the Streets then the World) 
              
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                | Knuckles rubs it 
                right! |  
            
            Pat's hobbies include jogging and cycling but his love of music and 
            the formation of Acadiana Cajun and Zydeco Band by Real Estate 
            partner, Terry Tintorri, became his passion. For eight years, they 
            performed from San Francisco to San Diego to Bishop's Mill Pond 
            Festival. They played to small crowds at first but their following 
            grew fast. Even appearances 7 and 8 years running at events like the 
            Long Beach and the Simi Valley Cajun and Zydeco festivals to crowds 
            in excess of 8,000 a day. 
Listen to "Scratch" (The Rub-board song)  
            Pat has two daughters, Lori and Stephanie, who both joined him 
            during legs of his Voyage back in 88-90. Lori and her husband Dave 
            are quintessential Yuppies of Orange County CA. Stephanie is the 
            struggling single mom of Pat's 3 grandkids, Timothy, Patrick and 
            Aubrie.
 "My goal," says Pat, "is to get to know as many people of the world 
            as possible and share their stories and lives. A friend in the 
            Soviet Union told me that Russians have a saying that translates "It 
            is hard to hunt the man you know." My dream is that our Odyssey will 
            help more of us know our global neighbors. Peace is possible, it is 
            hard to kill the man you know!"
 
 Peace without freedom is tasteless, freedom 
            without peace is bitter,
 We must achieve a balanced diet if we are to enjoy the fruits of 
            life.
 -Pat Patterson, on the road in India, 1989
 
 MORE ABOUT CAT
 
 Catherine Anne Welch was born to Earl and Glenys in 1953. Having 
            only one older brother, Jeff, she was well cared for, perhaps even 
            slightly pampered. Because she was too young, she missed out on her 
            parent's globe circling trip in 1958. Seeing the 8mm movies Earl 
            shot in so many exotic places warmed her desire to one-day travel, 
            too. Being 6 years younger than Jeff, she was soon in a second 
            child, only child situation. This helped her develop the independent 
            streak that urges her to get out into the world and experience it, 
            thoroughly.
 
 Catherine attended San Diego State University, graduating with a 
            Bachelor of Science degree. She and her classmate, Anne Smith then 
            traveled Europe for 6 months, on their own, in a rented car. With a 
            limited budget and language skills they made their way throughout 
            the Continent including an adventurous sojourn, for two single young 
            western women, into Turkey.
 
 Catherine's career path has been varied. She worked with Air France 
            then became publisher of the magazine, Freebies. During her 
            publishing tenure she represented Freebies on national television 
            appearing on numerous television and radio shows including Good 
            Morning America on ABC. In 1985 she helped form a computer firm and 
            managed it for the next 7 years. They sold, installed and maintained 
            systems for clients ranging from major Law Firms on Wilshire Blvd. 
            to the US Government.
 
 Divorced and trying to recompose her life she attended a party at 
            the Tower Club, Ventura County's nicest dining spot. She walked up 
            to a tall, graying guy and said, "Dance with me." Not taking no for 
            an answer, they danced into a romantic courtship followed by 
            marriage. Pat moved his stories, thousands of pictures and 103 hours 
            of video of his Bicycle Voyage around the World into her life and it 
            has never been the same since.
 
 In 1993 they opened Patterson & Tintorri Realtors and grew it into a 
            major Real Estate market force in west Ventura County over the next 
            9 years. They set off on that adventure in 500 square feet of office 
            space with 5 Realtor Associates. Within 2 years they expanded into 
            2500 square feet and served 25 Associates. Catherine managed the 
            firm's administrative functions and established a solid Real Estate 
            Sales Career at the same time.
 
              
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                | Cat tries to escape 
                from the hospital |  
            
            HEART ATTACK? How can a person who jogs 6 miles 5 days a week and 
            eats only veggies have a heart attack? It runs against everything 
            that modern medical science preaches. On October 11, 2000 Cat defied 
            the norm and had "the big one." What an experience! Life, even in an 
            ICCU, took on a whole new meaning. It once again brought home the 
            reality that life is impermanent and there are no guarantees. It was 
            a real wake up call. Perhaps it was the motivator that moved Pat & 
            Cat to hit the road.
 Her hobbies include boating, competition sailing, and golf. Since 
            meeting Pat she has added running, cycling and Cajun/Zydeco dancing. 
            Catherine gamely has served as the marketing arm of Acadiana. She 
            carried a tray on a strap around her neck to almost every 
            performance and sold CD's, T-shirts, earrings and Zydeco ties.
 
 It 
            was during one of those gigs that Terry Tintorri began to call her, 
            "Cat with a rack," as he identified her to the crowd. The name "CAT" 
            stuck. It rhymed with PAT, they decided to call themselves Pat & Cat 
            as they circumnavigate the globe.
 
 
              
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                | Cat with a rack |  
            
            "I trust Pat," says Cat, "but I needed some practice in cycling with 
            bags, moving almost every day and tent camping at the end of a tough 
            day." "He wanted to cycle Africa, so we compromised, we will bike 
            across America touch the south shore of Greenland then sachet 
            through Europe before diving into the Dark Continent. Once we had 
            made that decision, the idea of touching the Continent of Antarctica 
            then coming home by riding north through South America was simple."
            
 Cat's goal is to stay healthy, survive, grow and enjoy the trip. Her 
            concerns include the health of her parents and financing The 
            Odyssey. "Pat and I are a great team," she states, "we can overcome 
            all obstacles, we're prepared for the challenge!"
 
 "That which we conceive and truly believe, we 
            will achieve!"
 -Think and Grow Rich, Napoleon Hill.
 
 PATTERSON & TINTORRI
 
 After completing his Bicycle Voyage Around the World in 1990 Pat 
            worked with a developer friend as a consultant then managed offices 
            for two different Franchise Realty firms. In 1993 he and his partner 
            Catherine along with friend, Terry Tintorri, opened Patterson & 
            Tintorri Realtors. They started on a shoestring and struggled for 
            the first four years. Determination and lots of long hours 
            eventually paid off. Pat and Cat decided not to hire employees. She 
            managed all of the administrative functions and Pat covered the 
            Brokerage responsibilities.
 
 They grew the business from 500 square feet and five associates to 
            2500 feet of office space and 25 top flight Realtors. Part of their 
            success was due to their location at Fisherman's Wharf on the 
            Channel Islands Harbor in Oxnard, California.
 
 Pat and Cat worked for a year trying to find a Real Estate firm or 
            person that they could trust with the people that they had come to 
            think of as family, their Realtor Associates. Finally, they began to 
            discuss the possibilities with Richard and Joanie Young. Joanie is 
            an outgoing, high visibility Broker and great leader of the 
            independent realty firm, Young Realtors. Once Pat and Cat got to 
            know them, the decision was and easy one.
 
 www.youngrealtors.com
 
 
 
              
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                | From left, Richard 
                Young, Joan Young, Pat Patterson, Catherine Patterson. |  
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